Quote from: Finnsk3 on August 02, 2018, 12:52:47 AM

Hi all,

Just thought I would show off the web interface I made for Awesome Miner:
http://stats.finnsk3.com/

It uses the Awesome Miner API along with Nvidia-SMI and and API to my enphase solar controller.
I am also using a CLI based overclocking tool I wrote in C to apply my overclocks as I hate msi ab.

That's the public view, as I am authenticated I see stop,start,restart,reboot,set TDP,set overclocks buttons.

The rigs are all on TPLink HS100/HS110 smart power points and the interface monitors the rigs and if they are unreachable for 5minutes it turns the power point off, waits 30 seconds then turns it back on. All the rigs are set in bios to boot on power outage.

I have onpeak/offpeak power costing so during week days for 8 hours a day my power costs twice as much so my TDP limits are automatically heavily restricted during peak power cost.

When any of my 1080ti rigs start mining Ethereum it automatically launches the ethenlargement pill and closes it if they stop mining Eth.

If I launch discord or a game etc. on my main rig my monitoring script stop the rig from mining, set's my 1080tis TDP to 350w and sets my gaming clocks, resumes mining when I exit all games.

Scripts running on my server:

Now you have something to aim for Awesome Miner devs Tongue

You have thought about offering this service to third parties. You just have to make a website to sign up and add the API, and a recurring monthly payment from Paypal, I would pay $ 10 a month for having such statistics, and I know people from my telegram group who would also pay for that service.

You can offer a subdomain for each client only accessible by login. For me, it would be something that I have been looking for a long time. Only the number of switch changes per day in each machine would be missing.